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From: Reno is so close to Hell you can see Sparks , State Of Confusion
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Mr.Bill needs a little help.
I am trying to raise my headlights a bit and not sure what to turn, I did find 1 adjustment and it seemed to adjust the light left to right, I want to raise my beam up a bit.
Thanks.
Bill
From: Reno is so close to Hell you can see Sparks , State Of Confusion
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
There are 2 adjusters that require the use of a special socket, It is called E-type socket and the size is E8, There are 2 adjustors, 1 for up and down and one for left and right.
You have to remove the light bezzels and then you can see the adjustors, The one that sticks out towards the center of the car is for left and right and then under that one and tucked in a bit is the adjustor for up and down.
No need to remove the headlight assm, Just the bezzel.
See picture.
Thanks DeeGee for the image.
Mr.Bill
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Originally Posted by Mr.Bill
I didn't know there was such a thing, Where is it?
Come on...he's pulling your leg! While I got ya, have you seen the Zappa plays Zappa concert Dweezil has put out? Incredible! he had to learn all of Frank's songs with a new picking technique...worked with S. Vai on it...the other musicians are amazing too...very cool to hear those licks again.
I am trying to raise my headlights a bit and not sure what to turn, I did find 1 adjustment and it seemed to adjust the light left to right, I want to raise my beam up a bit.
Thanks.
Bill
Mr. Bill, I'm surprised at your question! You seem to have gotten some answers but they are quite complicated what with turning screws and lubing this and all. I had to raise mine too but I just drove the front wheels up on a couple of 2 X 4s. Works great!
Mr. Bill, I'm surprised at your question! You seem to have gotten some answers but they are quite complicated what with turning screws and lubing this and all. I had to raise mine too but I just drove the front wheels up on a couple of 2 X 4s. Works great!
Do you rope or nail the 2x4's into the tires while on the road?
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